Bellevue Essentials civic engagement class now open

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Application deadline for course is July 27 

Are you a curious person? Would you like to meet and talk with your  local elected officials? Do you know how your city (and all the services  it provides) really works? If you have a

passion for learning more  about your local city government and want to connect with others  interested in building their civic knowledge and community connections, apply now to

join the 2022 Bellevue Essentials class. 

In this 10-week course, participants will engage with city council  members, staff and leadership to learn about the past, present and  future of Bellevue through presentations,

interactive experiences and  on-site tours of some of the city’s nerve centers. 

The course begins Sept. 28 and continues every Wednesday evening for  nine weeks, plus two Saturday morning sessions Sept. 24 and Oct. 8. 

Each year a diverse group of 35 people are selected to participate,  learn, engage and simulate the day-to-day challenges and opportunities  Bellevue faces. Applicants from all

demographics and neighborhoods are  encouraged to apply. Tuition is $150 and fee waivers are available as  needed.

The simple, one-page application is due Wednesday, July 27 at 5 p.m. The application form and more information can be found at Bellevue Essentials. 

If you have questions, contact jellenhorn@bellevuewa.gov or call 425-452-5372.

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